Recent online donor report shows that multi-channel fundraising strategy combined with return clicks on a website lead to success. This post considers ideas for using social media to direct donors to your many fundraising channels, and to increase website “stickiness.”
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- Laura Kaufman: Debra: My pleasure. I like your idea about polling social media followers and inquiring about their interest in becoming influencers. I would also
- Laura Kaufman: Debra: My pleasure. I like your idea about polling social media followers and inquiring about their interest in becoming influencers. I would also
About
Debra Askanase is an experienced community organizer, non-profit executive and business consultant. She advises small/medium-sized businesses and non-profits on social media strategy. She holds an MBA in International Business. You can follow her @askdebra on Twitter, too.
